Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-23
SOCIETY
Movements Of Our Society People Dur

r tered into with more zeal than by O
many Irish citizens. The Parnell Band
uniform and the Emmett Guard Band
: their handsome new uniforms discourse
. = fine selection of Irish national airs viii,
was the occasion of much applause fro
|, the crowds that filed the sidewalks. /
1870 q. M. mass was held at the Cathol
church by Rev. Father van de Ven, and b
eloquent lecture much enjoyed. The mer
bers of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians al
the Parnell Rifles were all in ATTENDANT
Peters mass which was rendered by Mr.
Wilcox, Mrs. Broderick. Mrs. Leavitt, Mil
Wilcox, Mr.. Guedelhefer and Prof. Carlis
was highly complimented. The days eel
bration closed with q ball given at Miner,
Union Hall by the Ancient Order of Hibel
mans and wal a grand success.
Miss George Stebbips is still very i'll.
O. K. Lewis is expected home next Wednet
day.
D. s. Murray returned Friday from He
ena.
T. P. Newton was in town a few dayslas
week.
Miss Kate Hennessy is still visiting il
Helena.
Mr.. A. B. Hammond has returned t,
Missou]a.
Judge Smith OF Dillon made Butte visi
last week.
Colonel Sanders returned to Helena las
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. H. Casey is going to Philipsbur,
next Tuesday.
Mr.. Abe Hyman spent last Wednesday
in Anaconda.
Mr.. A. w. Barnard has the haudsomest
Office in town.
w. A. Clark is expected home from New
York in a few days.
MI. F. Miles, of Stuart, was in the city
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Babcock returned home from
Helena last Wednesday,.
Mr.. F. Grimes left last week for Madison,
Wis, to visit his family.
Miss May Bachlor is visiting Mrs. Robb
Fenner, in Anaconda.
Two Of Butte's society ladies contemplate
giving a german after Lent.
Mrs. B. F. Mahan, OF Anaconda, is visit
ing Mrs. w j. Lippincott.
Progressive euchrs is more popular than
ever in the East during Lent.
Mr.. Phil. Shenon ofBannack spent afew
days OF last week in the city.
Miss Allie Noyes entertained a few oil her
young friends last Tuesday.
Miss Ella Buck returned home from Phil.
ipsburg Tuesday mornisg.
Miss Louise Lockley was last week a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Russell.
Wells are mere masks and should be put
on before the bonnet is doomed.
The Entire Nous Club are undecided when
their next party will take place.
Mrs. H. II. Horst returned home from
the Warm Springs last Thursday.
Mr.. T. W. Hayes has gone to Anaconda,
where he will reside permanently.
At last men have returned to wearing
white kid gloves with evening dress.
Mr.. Geo. Casey and his sister will enter
tain their married friends after Lent.
Mrs. Niedenhofen expects q quantity
Of fresh cut flowers from California to-
lay.
Mrs. DR.. G. W. Avrill will leave on this
evenings train for California to visit her
Mr.. Jake Rosenthal will soon leave for
Francisco to engage in the wool bust
less.
Mr.. Martin Doty has taken a position in
dessrs. d. J. Hennessy & Co.'s dry goods
tore.
The Emmett Guard Band serenaded the
of the O'Farrell residence St.. Pat.
ick's day.
Shopping and call-makipg have been
lmong the principal amusements of the
,ast week.
Miss Allie Warfeld expects a young lady
to visit her this Summer from San \
francisco.
Mr.. Sam Goldstone. of San Francisco. .
as been greeting his friends and customers1
Or the past week.
MI. c.. F. Lloyd is going to have the roof
i his house raised and many repairs |
next month.
Judge and Mrs. Lippincott expect to
1ove soon from their present abode to Il
ouse nearer town.
Miss Sarah Jenkins, with her parents. |
i'll soon leave for the Flathead country,
D reside permanently.
Mr.. Fitz Weed had the misfortune to fall
'om a horse last Wednesday, but sus-
aimed DO serious injuries.
Mr.. G. B. Temple, a representative of
arson. Perie, Scott 4 Co., of Chicago, ar
Veu IN buCCe yesterday.
We regret that Mr.. Murray L~iebenstein
as been quite i'll for several days and un-
BILE to attend to business.
Mr.. Carl Norcross has returned home.
tier having passed a creditable examina-
on at Iowa Medical College,
DR.. L. E. Holmes expects his wife and
aughter home this spring from an extend
visit to friends in Europe.
The Ladies' Literary Society had a very
easant meeting at Mrs. J. w. Reeds resi-
'nce last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Fred. c. Burr, of Lancaster. Wis. ia
:pected in Butte next Thursday. He will
a guest of Mr.. w. C. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Hall, accomp anied |
Miss TilIie, left last Wednesday for a {
sit to friends in Salt Lake City. t
j. r. Campbell, OF Anaconda, was in the
~ last week, looking after his intert st in /
e brick business of South Butte. i
George c. Tucker will leave the city !
lesday evening for Granite, where he ex-
cts to remain during the summer. G
lanes K. Boyce and family and Mrs. v
I'm II. Curtis and children will arrive a
me during the early part of this week. t
Mrs. Stull, who has been visiting her sis
:, Miss Jennie Mcconnell, expects to re. /
IN to her home in Anaconda next Tues. b
Y. 7
Mr.. j. H. Scott arrived yesterday from 9
It Lake City. He will take Mr.. NJ, L, a
Glands place, in Messrs. Casey & Bro
Us store. cl
Hiss Emma Hauswirth, after spending a v
nth pleasantly at her fathers ranch. re- o o
ned to the city Tuesday, looking well n
hearty. "
1r. R. B. Pearson, of Winnipeg, arrived u
e last Thursday, and has accepted a DO =,
on in the dress goods department of D. y,
messy & Co. c
ne of the most brilliant affairs of the -
son was the uniform ball given bv the ~ ~
Ter of Eastern Star last Friday evening "
Hall. Ia,
[rs. Beerher. after spending a few weeks ia
y pleasantly in the city visiting her in
nerous friends, returned to her country b1
ne last Tuesday. ps
Charles Rumley and little niece NJ
le over from Helena last Thursday.
y are guests of Mrs. w. H. De Witt and
!. H. A. D'Acheul.
Rhinestone butterfly, nestled amone
full, short ostrich feathers in Prin-
OF Wales fashion, is u very f~ashiona.
decoration. We
eneral R. H. E. Minty's wife arrived in
tie last Friday. She will visit her hus. Oh